I WROTE A FILM ADAPTATION OF AN OUT OF PRINT NOVEL AND WANT TO BRING IT TO THE SCREEN.CAN'T FIND THE AUTHOR.WHAT DO I DO?

You need to find the owner of the copyright. It may have been sold, inherited, licensed etc. See Intellectual Property counsel.

In what circumstance would it be legal to stream outsourced media that is licensed, copy written, or trademarked? -Sincerely

"Fair Use" of works of authorship, i.e., copyright properties, occurs when the use is "criticism, comment, news-reporting, teaching, scholarship or...

There are many TV and internet ads and sites which suggest that they can and will provide Intellectual Property services. The Federal Trade...

Without viewing the link the Asker offers, questions of counterfeiting apparently exist. If the products are substantially similar to existing...

I want to customize basketball jerseys from a wholesaler and sell them.

Combine numbers, names, colors and "customization" of basketball jerseys and they will likely be similar in sight to the existing NFL jersey and...

The copyright term is probably the life of the author plus 70 years. You should contact Intellectual Property counsel to determine if the term has...

Can I videotape a friend's piano concert? I have permission from the player and from the venue.

Making a copy is a right belonging to the copyright owner of the work being performed. The performer has already paid for the music. Your making...

I am interested in selling Banksy prints through my online store. My research shows that he does not copyright his work

Every work of authorship meaning books, photographs, paintings et al are Copyright Properties as they are produced. It is all copyright protected....

I'm creating a reliable list of wholesale suppliers to sell online. How do I protect it from redistribution?

Protection is not likely. The Supreme court describes such compilation as "thin". See Intellectual Property counsel.

Can a paragraph be deleted without the writer's permission?

It is more likely that the Community Newsletter has a right to edit. Such is certainly suggested by your statement regarding the disclaimer. Not...